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Latest post Wed, Apr 18 2007 12:47 PM by Lil' Ruby Rose. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  352406 Wed, 18 Apr 07 10:37 AM

 Hello, Masters!

Could you revise that sentence? - too many negations, I fear. Thanks in advance!

You cannot wait that I don't ask you something that I know that you don't want to tell me!Big Smile [:D]
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Lil' Ruby Rose  +  352448 Wed, 18 Apr 07 12:47 PM

Your sentence is a knot!  Every time I think I have it untangled, it knots itself up again!

Here's what I think you mean, but please correct me if I don't have it quite right.

Don't wait for me to ask you:  I know you don't want to tell me.
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